Charles my GG Grampie who was born on Jersey and who served in the Royal Navy under the British Vice Admiral, Lord Horatio Nelson, for nine years and was present at the famed engagement at Trafalgar, where Lord Nelson lost his life at age 47.


- AGalchenyuk27

Ok.

And what have YOU done for our beautiful country? Eh?

That guy was a true genius, it's no shame.
- QuebecPride

he was a shameless rat, completely devoid of any scruples, character and incapable of any type of loyalty

Who?
- QuebecPride

Ok.

And what have YOU done for our beautiful country? Eh?
- hon_hon_hon

was in the military at one point and cheer for the Habs.

was in the military at one point and cheer for the Habs.
- AGalchenyuk27

You're clear, now move along.

was in the military at one point and cheer for the Habs.
- AGalchenyuk27

Would he have cheered for them if the fleur....meh, nevermind.

Would he have cheered for them if the fleur....meh, nevermind.
- hscesq

(frank)ing hate the Nordiques - those May West, Pepsi drinking fans.

(frank)ing hate the Nordiques - those May West, Pepsi drinking fans.
- AGalchenyuk27

I have to say that your research today has been much better.

Mine was better.
- QuebecPride

Says who ? You ?

The guy at Waterloo. Of course, you probably skipped the parts where Napoleon lost
- golfingsince

Actually, I was never taught about the Napoleon era at school. They basically jump to Nouvelle-France when it's created, barely any French history knowledge beyond that.

Says who ? You ?
- WaterBoy

You reported me? WTF?

Actually, I was never taught about the Napoleon era at school. They basically jump to Nouvelle-France when it's created, barely any French history knowledge beyond that.
- QuebecPride

That's because it's New France Canadian history

he was a shameless rat, completely devoid of any scruples, character and incapable of any type of loyalty
- Pie

I bought a few books about him and once I'm done with the one I am reading I'll get to them. Read a few of his stunts he pulled and gotta say I like him, but I hardly know the whole story. I'll get back at you when I do.

You reported me? WTF?
- hscesq

Things are gonna get funny around here.

I have to say that your research today has been much better.
- hscesq

I kinda like those Impact jerseys.

Actually, I was never taught about the Napoleon era at school. They basically jump to Nouvelle-France when it's created, barely any French history knowledge beyond that.
- QuebecPride

and yet still manage to have an opinion

I bought a few books about him and once I'm done with the one I am reading I'll get to them. Read a few of his stunts he pulled and gotta say I like him, but I hardly know the whole story. I'll get back at you when I do.
- QuebecPride

anticipation

That's because it's New France Canadian history
- AdamFrench

It's shame really that they don't teach us more.

You reported me? WTF?
- hscesq

I copied the ! and "Accidently" reported you.

I bought a few books about him and once I'm done with the one I am reading I'll get to them. Read a few of his stunts he pulled and gotta say I like him, but I hardly know the whole story. I'll get back at you when I do.
- QuebecPride

He did pull off a few brilliant military moves, but he also had some epic disasters. See Russia where he started a campaign with 450 000 men and returned with less than 40 000.

and yet still manage to have an opinion
- Pie

I copied the ! and "Accidently" reported you.
- WaterBoy

You lying SOB!!!

You lying SOB!!!
- hscesq

I wish I was lying...

To be honest... once I hit it... it felt awesome.

and yet still manage to have an opinion
- Pie

Well from what I've gathered so far, Talleyrand was the smarter of the two.

What he pulled to prove to the other leaders that Napoléon could still be a threat was a masterpiece

He did pull off a few brilliant military moves, but he also had some epic disasters. See Russia where he started a campaign with 450 000 men and returned with less than 40 000.
- golfingsince

Talleyrand?